has confirmed that it'll host a Summer Showcase at Anime Expo this year, which could be where we see more information on the long-awaited .
This year's announcement of Budokai Tenkaichi 4, the first game in the series for more than a decade, rocked the Dragon (eyyy) Ball Z community even more than the announcement of FighterZ did. Since then, we've heard practically nothing about the game (save for the fact that it's reportedly titled Sparking Zero in Japan) as it didn't even make an appearance at Xbox's Summer Showcase, despite Bandai previously showing off Dragon Ball games there.
That's left the Dragon Ball community wondering when our next chance at seeing the game is. Thankfully, just days after the end of Summer Game Fest, we've got another upcoming event to pin all of our hopes on - Anime Expo. , who has previously leaked details on Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections, Bandai Namco recently confirmed that it'll be appearing at Anime Expo on July 1 with a dedicated gaming showcase.
, that hour-long showcase is titled "Bandai Namco Entertainment Summer Showcase 2023" and will feature Bandai revealing new announcements for its upcoming games. Although no games have been confirmed to make an appearance at the showcase so far, there are 🌼a few obvious contenders for what will show up.
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Considering the fact that it's been more than half a year since we've seen Dragon Ball Budokai Tenkaichi 4 and Bandai Namco has been oddly quiet about it since then, it seems fairly likely that it could make an appearance at Anime Expo. It's not announced or even guaranteed, but it's certainly a big enough event to show the game since it was revealed out of the blue at Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2023. It's also been confirmed that Spike Chunsoft, the developers of the original Budokai Tenkaichi games, .
We've still got a few weeks to wait until we see if Budokai Tenkaichi 4 does make an appearance at the event, but if it does miss out, then it's possible that it could be being saved for Gamescom, The Game Awards, or even the next Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour. Let's just hope that it's sooner rather than later.